12 March 2017 | Euronews
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Sport Judo: Dutch team dominate final day's action at Baku Grand Slam It was the turn of the heavyweights on the third and final day of the Baku Grand Slam. -
World News More than 40 cities hold pro-EU rallies Thousands of pro-EU protesters have taken part in rallies across Europe to voice their support for the bloc. -
World News Jordan frees soldier who murdered several Israeli schoolgirls There have been celebratory scenes in Jordan after a man who killed seven Israeli schoolgirls in 1997 was freed from jail. -
Iraq Battle for Mosul: new camps open for civilians fleeing fighting Thousands more people continue to flee fighting in Western Mosul to newly built UN camps on the outskirts of the city. -
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Israel Purim festival celebrated in Israel and the West Bank Carnival-like parades have taken place in Israel and the West Bank for the Jewish holiday of Purim. -
USA Music world mourns death of Sister Sledge singer Joni Sledge Joni Sledge, one of the members of the group Sister Sledge, has died at the age of 60. -
Turkey Erdogan told to stop "provocations" but slams Netherlands as "fascism capital" Turkey has hit out again at the Netherlands, describing it as the "capital of fascism" -
Ethiopia Dozens feared dead after landslide at Ethiopian rubbish dump At least 46 people have been killed in Ethiopia after a giant landslide at a rubbish dump near Addis Ababa. -
No Comment Mosul's museum freed from ISIL, but not in good shape After being under ISIL control for more than two years, all that remains inside Mosul’s museum is destruction and traces of looting. -
No Comment Japan mourns earthquake and tsunami victims Throughout Japan, minutes of silence were observed in tribute to the victims of the earthquake and tsunami that killed more than 18,000 people six years ago. -
South Korea South Korea's impeached Park Geun-hye leaves presidential palace South Korea’s ousted leader Park Geun-hye has left the presidential palace, two days after the country’s constitutional court upheld parliament’s decision to impeach… -
Netherlands Dutch-Turkey relations take a dive over turning away of Turkish ministers Ankara reacted angrily after two of its ministers were stopped from addressing political rallies in the country -
Netherlands Ankara demands Dutch apology, promises "harsh" response Retaliation is promised after turning away of Turkish ministers from addressing political rallies -
Georgia Demonstration turns violent in Georgia Numerous people have been injured in clashes between protesters and riot police in Georgia. -
USA White House intrusion was fourth security breach in just 30 months A man will reappear in court on Monday after scaling the fence and entering the grounds late on Friday night -
Guatemala Death toll from Guatemala children's home rises to 39 Protesters focus their anger on the President over the tragedy and are calling on Jimmy Morales to step down. -
Cult Ed Sheeran multiplies chart domination with "÷" It has been chartbusting week for British singer-songwriter whose new album became the fastest selling by a male solo artist in the UK. -
Turkey Ankara vows 'strong response' over Dutch barring of Turkish ministers The prime minister vowed a strong reprisal to what he called the 'unacceptable treatment' of Turkish ministers who were prevented from speaking in the Netherlands. -
Netherlands Netherlands-Turkey row heats up in Rotterdam Netherlands blocks two Turkish ministers from speaking in Rotterdam, in an escalating row over Ankara's political campaigning in the country. -
USA 'I was fired', prominent US prosecutor in standoff with Trump Bharara had been one of 46 holdover Obama appointees who were told by the acting deputy attorney general on Friday to tender their resignations.